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October Burlap Canvas



Hello friends

Happy October! Can you believe it's October where did the year go? I love this time of year the colours on the trees are just starting to turn where I live. They are just lovely I took a walk through the park yesterday kicking up red and golden leaves. I get so inspired by the colours of nature. I wanted to make another autumn themed project this time to put on my burlap canvas.

 I have had this stamp a while and have not yet inked it up. I seem to have a collection of Phyllis Harris stamps that have not been used yet. I wanted to do something a wee bit different with this one. I masked off the moon and stars as I just wanted to use the wee boy and the dog.  Then I painted the boy and dog using my watercolors then a very light wash for the sky and grass. I wanted them sitting under a tree. Only I have no tree stamp that was big enough so I had to paint my own. It was my first ever tree I did it freehand so please be gentle with me ha :) I went over the top using the leaves from a smaller tree stamp to give it some definition. I misted the whole tree with water and blended some of the leaves together.


I punched out some tiny leaves and added them falling from the tree and sitting on the grass. I printed the sentiment which is another favourite of mine. It's from the book Anne of Green Gables. "I am so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers." How lovely is that? Once my project was painted I glued it to some brown and orange card and then on to the burlap canvas.

Thanks so much for stopping by I hope you like my October canvas :)

Mandi xox

Unity Stamp Company- Create Today & Wishing Were Forever Friends 
Sakura Koi Watercolors
Distress Inks - Rusty Hinge, Spiced Marmalade, Walnut Stain & Barn Door.
Coloured Card, Mini Leaf Punch & Burlap Canvas.

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Comments

  1. Very nice - so talented! Reminds me of Christopher & Pooh bear. Love it!

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  2. You did an awesome job with that tree Mandi. Love it paired with the PH image and that beautiful sentiment.

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  3. Awesome canvas! I love that quote, it's one of my favorites! You matched it with the perfect PH image

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  4. Beautiful canvas, Mandi. Love the tree paired with this PH image!

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  5. I LOVE the burlap with these images - what a wonderful creation!

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  6. What a beautiful scene! I just love how they are sitting under that pretty tree with the leaves falling!

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  7. Are you kidding -- the tree is amazing! Great canvas.

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  8. Did a second look at this lovely creation, and realized it was a canvas. Nice work!

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  9. beautiful - your tree is excellent

    Barb Housner

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  10. Beautiful card! Love the tree! It looks like the dog and boy are watching the leaves fall!

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  11. Very pretty burlap canvas! Your tree is amazing! Love it!

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  12. Beautiful! That tree is just amazing and what a sweet little scene you've created. I love the little boy and his furry friend - so cute! Your project makes me smile :)

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  13. What a lovely fall canvas! Love the scene you've created!

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  14. Oh my goodness, the tree is amazing. Great job ! It looks so pretty.

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  15. Oh I love your tree. Such glorious colours. Hugz

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  16. BEAUTIFUL! I love the boy and dog sitting under that lovely tree.

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  17. Mandi, this is just so BEAUTIFUL!! WOW! Love that stamp (so so sweet!) and that tree.. wow!

    Thanks for joining us at Unity {be inspired} challenge.

    -Angeline DT

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